Editing Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
The 1998 American remake of <i>Godzilla</i> and the 1996 film <i>Independence Day</i> are singled out for scorn. They were both directed by Roland Emmerich.

When Mr. Hankey seems about to die, he motions Kyle toward him and says, "There is another Skywalker." Yoda says this to Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars film <i>Return of the Jedi</i>. Mr. Hankey's climactic sewage assault is an homage to "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment in Disney's <i>Fantasia</i>. Mr. Hankey even wears Mickey Mouse's wizard robe and hat. 

In the fictional exploratory lesbian film <i>Witness to Denial</i>, one of the women is wearing a "Lillith Fare" t-shirt.  This is a reference to the Lilith Fair concert tour, which only featured bands with female vocalists. 

Robert Redford "honors" South Park by demolishing the town library to make way for a Hollywood Planet Restaurant.  This is a take off on the popular tinsel-town themed chain Planet Hollywood.

After Mr. Hankey dries out and "dies", a man in a hazmat suit comes by and scoops him up.  This, as well as the following scene in the white containment room, is a take off on the film <i>E.T. the Extra Terrestrial</i>, where the sick alien is taken away from his friend Elliot and put into a containment facility.

Pop Culture Reference That Now Seems Strangely Prophetic: One of the fictional films screened at the festival was called <i>A Bunch of Gay Cowboys Eating Pudding</i>. This was long before 2005's <i>Brokeback Mountain</i>, which made gay cowboys (though not pudding) a big deal.

===Pwn'd===
Sundance Film Festival founder Robert Redford, who gets a steaming plate of payback with a side order of cous cous for blowing off <i>Cannibal! The Musical</i>. 

Fred Savage, diminutive star of TV's <i>The Wonder Years</i>, is singled out for mockery. When he exits a limo, the nearby crowd groans in disappointment. 

Finally Tom Hanks, whom Cartman asserts "can't act his way out of a nutsack." The fictional movie Tom Hanks stars in, <i>Mr. Hankey and Me</i>, is a parody of the 1993 film <i>Philadelphia</i>.